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Jeremy "UncleHoot" Praay wrote:
> A good child should wash his hands.
> A good child should wash their hands.
> A good child should wash his or her hands.
>
> A good boy or girl should wash his hands.
> A good boy or girl should wash their hands.
> A good boy or girl should wash his or her hands.
Good children should wash their hands.
Problem solved.
By the way, in Spanish the 3rd parson pronouns are gender-specific too, but
there is no need for a pronoun in that sentence. The person you're talking
about is kind of part of the verb, which isn't gender specific. However,
there is no gender-specific noun meaning "child", so you have the same
problem anyway! :D
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